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  • Toyota is fucked..

    Video: San Diego 'runaway Prius' has media buzzing — Autoblog

    Report: Another Prius accelerates unintentionally in New York and crashes — Autoblog

    Report: Toyota Tundra frame rust recall to go nationwide — Autoblog

    Toyota saved money on recall | MailTribune.com


    Its one thing after another with toyota. Now its caught on steam and every single issue is in the media. This is the type of thing that can kill a company. They are fucked for the foreseeable future. They are now a punchline.

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    I agree. I almost bought a highlander last year too. I don't see how they can recover from this- I mean, who would even buy one?? And they also saying, that even once they fix the car, it's still accelerating on it's own.

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      • #4
        Originally posted by redsquirrel View Post
        I agree. I almost bought a highlander last year too. I don't see how they can recover from this- I mean, who would even buy one?? And they also saying, that even once they fix the car, it's still accelerating on it's own.
        yup, people saying after the fix the car is still shit.

        look at that last link i posted. toyota saved 100 million because they knew about shit they had to recall and didnt..

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        • #5
          Toyota is screwed. The only Toyota I would buy is the older Supra's

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          • #6
            Originally posted by Konitz View Post
            lol konitz, the one thing to remember bro is all the american jobs in america working for toyota.

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            • #7
              Your right bro, is it enough for people to buy american cars i hope so
              Toyota could be a great stock to pick up wait for it to hit bottom first

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              • #8
                Originally posted by THE BOUNCER View Post
                yup, people saying after the fix the car is still shit.

                look at that last link i posted. toyota saved 100 million because they knew about shit they had to recall and didnt..
                Its all about fucking over the consumers and saving as much money as they can. Nothing but a fucking business

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by jack tors View Post
                  is it enough for people to buy american cars i hope so
                  american cars are making enough good progress on their own. they will be fine. ford, Chevy, and most of the GM lineup are making good quality cars for the first time in a long time.

                  Chrysler.. well that company needs to be tossed in the fucken garbage. they still have no clue how to make a car that looks like anything anyone wants..

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by THE BOUNCER View Post
                    lol konitz, the one thing to remember bro is all the american jobs in america working for toyota.
                    It's really the fact that people acted like toyota's were god's gift to humans; and just like all the other auto-makers they tried to cut corners and now look like the jackasses.

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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by Konitz View Post
                      just like all the other auto-makers they tried to cut corners and now look like the jackasses.
                      cant argue with that.

                      but i do feel bad for the workers at toyota in America who had nothing to do with any of those decisions to cut corners. it would definitly hurt the american economy if toyota went belly up.

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                      • #12
                        Forget Toyota. Chrysler's got the most problems.

                        NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- The car company that is off to the worst start of 2010 isn't Toyota. It's Chrysler Group.

                        Industry experts say that even though Chrysler's overall sales are down only 3% during the first two months of the year, estimates show more than half of Chrysler's sales have been to fleet customers, such as rental car companies.

                        American consumers have essentially turned their backs on the Chrysler, Dodge and Jeep brands. By some estimates, the once proud member of America's Big Three automakers fell to No. 7 in February in terms of sales to U.S. consumers.

                        Chrysler's sales to consumers have plunged more than 44% so far this year, according to estimates by industry tracker Edmunds.com.

                        Full Story: The most troubled automaker isn't Toyota. It's Chrysler. - Mar. 10, 2010

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                        • #13
                          I call bullshit on all these 'my accelerator is stuck' attention seekers dialing 911, its total baloni, if you put you foot flat on the accellerator and then slam the brakes on, your car will stop and stall, alternatively clutch it or shift to neitral on an auto box and thats it no power going to the wheels.

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                          • #14
                            I know two families that own lots, one new/used and one all used.

                            Neither will accept a Toyota in trade now at all and they both said many dealers are starting to do the same. They said even the ones not included in the recalls have just been sitting on the lot eating money, fucking things won't sell now.

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                            • #15
                              Originally posted by Mr incredible View Post
                              I call bullshit on all these 'my accelerator is stuck' attention seekers dialing 911, its total baloni, shift to neitral on an auto box and thats it no power going to the wheels.
                              100% agreed. That's all it takes to stop a run away car. I drove about 70 miles with my dad's 1972 Opel Rekord gas pedal stuck to the floor. It was a stick shift car so every time car hit about 75-80mph I shifted in N turned the ignition off and let the car coast, once the car came down to 50mph I turned ignition on(don't start the car) put the car in fourth gear let the clutch go.

                              It was the exact same car. :)
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